The temple mount has been a holy site for Jews since the times of Abraham and Isaac, over 4000 years ago. Jews have prayed towards the holy Temple from the time it was built. Two temples were erected on the Mount in Jerusalem. One by king Solomon and the other by King Herod and both functioned as Jewish spiritual centers until their destruction. Yet Jews continued to pray towards the Temple Mount and pray for it to be rebuilt until this day. Prayers and references to Jerusalem and the holy Temple can be found throughout the Jewish prayerbook (siddur). And Jews have come to pray at the Western Wall, the wall that borders the Temple mount, throughout the ages.
Jews have been banned from praying on the Temple Mount so as not to incite the super sensitive Muslims. Jews who dare to murmur prayers on the site are removed and at times arrested for provocative behavior. Moslems on the site do as they wish. They picnic, worship, play soccer and at times riot and throw stones on Jewish worshipers at the Western Wall and on the Mount. Their behavior towards Jews on the Mount is violent and intimidating. The situation is mind boggling. Thus the beginning of the organization “Jewish Freedom on the Temple Mount”.
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President Abbas, it is said, prior to the shooting called on the Palestinian People to “prevent Jews from visiting the Temple Mount using ‘all means’ necessary.” It seems his words did not fall upon deaf ears.
These are events which have occurred now, October 2014, in Jerusalem. What would be the repercussions of Israel handing over Eastern Jerusalem, which includes the Temple Mount, to the Palestinians? It certainly makes one think…
Source: Israelvideonetwork.com
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